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Zacc in a serious state of paralysis… as its corporate governance system collapses

THERE are growing fears that the leadership crisis ravaging the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) is now badly affecting its ability to fight graft in the country. This comes as the commission has gone for months without holding a board meeting, in addition to operating without a substantive boss after President Emmerson Mnangagwa appointed its former…

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USA removes Zim sanctions… but slaps fresh personal injunctions on ED, 10 others

IN A surprise but hugely significant announcement, American president Joe Biden yesterday announced the lifting of Washington’s two-decades-old economic sanctions against Harare. The move will be welcomed by many longsuffering Zimbabweans — including government officials, business leaders and analysts — who have long argued that the sanctions were having negative effects on the country’s economy…

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CCC prepares to engage Sengezo… as party bids to end its infightingCCC prepares to engage Sengezo

THE interim leadership of the  Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) will engage Sengezo Tshabangu in a bid to bury the party’s recent chaos. At the same time, the party — which has, for now, resorted to its founding structures that date back to 2019 — remains open to ironing out its differences with its former…

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Ncube appointed new CCC president

THE Opposition Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) has appointed Welshman Ncube as its acting president with immediate effect following the recent resignation of party leader Nelson Chamisa. Chamisa quit the party formed last year citing alleged infiltration by Zanu PF and the State. In the aftermath of his resignation, CCC convened a meeting of the…

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Government moves to suppress GBV

THE government is stepping up its efforts to curb sexual harassment, gender-based violence (GBV) and child marriages in the country. Speaking in Parliament earlier this week, Women’s Affairs minister Monica Mutsvangwa added that authorities were determined to win the war against GBV and to empower women more in their communities.  “Our ministry is prioritising male…

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None of you will get a cent: Government… as CCC factions fight over due State funds

AUTHORITIES will only disburse funds due to the Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) when the party’s factions resolve their differences, Justice minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has reiterated. This comes as the warring CCC factions are locked in a bitter fight for the right to receive scheduled government funding due to qualifying parties under the Political Parties…

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I’m not done yet: Tshabangu vows… as CCC internal wars get more intractable

SENGEZO Tshabangu, who asserts that he is the Citizens Coalition for Change’s (CCC) interim secretary-general, plans to recall more “delinquent” party legislators and councillors. Speaking to the Daily News yesterday, amid the fledgling CCC’s worsening infighting, Tshabangu confirmed that he would be recalling more of the main opposition’s public representatives — “without doubt” — to…

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Chevrons keep enchanting Zimbabwe

ZIMBABWE defeated a plucky Netherlands in yet another thrilling ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup qualifying match at a typically lively Harare Sports Club yesterday. In doing so, the Chevrons continued with their well-earned reputation of being arguably Zimbabwe’s current best ambassadors in team sports by some distance. Man-of-the-match Sikandar Raza, as well as captain fantastic,…

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